Is it necessary to conduct a hydrostatic test on the furnace tubes after the welds have been repaired and passed radiographic inspection?

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The heating furnace tubes were in use for over a year before that, and then they were stored for three years. During the initial inspection of the tubes, it was found that one weld joint was not up to standard. After that weld joint was repaired and passed the radiographic inspection, is it necessary to conduct another hydrostatic test?

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Is it necessary to conduct a hydrostatic test on the furnace tubes after the welds have been repaired and passed radiographic inspection?

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